basement floor cracks, problem?

Hi,
In the Chicago suburbs in a 6 year old home. I see basement floor concrete cracks extending from every support column.

1) Are these cracks an issue to be worried about?
---no moisture, even under saran wrap taped to floor.

2) If I finish and carpet over, do these cracks need to be filled, and with what?
---Caulk, dryloc floor paint, something else?

3)I had thought about painting the floor solely for concrete dust and/or filling the cracks
(see #2) HOWEVER if I use a subfloor system (Delta, dricore, tyroc) can I leave the floor AS IS? No painting, no filling of cracks?

they're called re-entry cracks & typically found when no isolation jnt surrounds the column foundation,,, expect your supporting foundation(s) is at the same elevation as the top of footing,,,the floor ( floating slab ) was then install'd,,, in fairness to the conc sub, that may've been as order'd by the bldr,,, if you find finishing issues w/floor's surface, THEN blame the conc sub many conc subs don't excavate footers but just form, setrebar, place, & finish the conc

don't see any indication of movement which'd manifest itself by spalls on the crk edges therefore no movement has occurred,,, you'd expect no movement in a bsmt due to temp differentials as the humidity/temp are fairly constant.

IF it were ours ( & we have 'em, too ), smear some acrylic caulk over 'em to keep out rising dampness then finish your floor

IF a proper jnt pattern had been included along w/isolation jnts, there probably wouldn't have been any random cracking however we typically only see that addl expense w/commercial & industrial work

As straight as those "cracks" are, I'd bet that they actually used "Zip Strips", which are fairly common and completely acceptable from a non-asthetic standpoint. The likely reason you're not getting any moisture on Saran wrap is because it has plastic sheeting/Visqueen under the floor for a vapor barrier, which is required by code in most, if not all, of the Midwest under baesment floors. I see nothing alarming about anything in the pictures, and don't know of anything you could do to improve the non-issues before moving forward with flooring........

good point, jo, & a definite possibility,,, impo, crks are due to reason previously post'd,,, how to proceed was original post & an answer's also post'd above,,, its conjecture to sayexcavation/footings were sloppy/properly built, postfoundations don't exist, or place blame w/o supporting data,,, it is what it is as ' those guys got paid & they're gone ! ' rule now applies,,, also post'd my solution were that floor mine

40yrs i've been doing this work & still can't look thru floors OR walls just have to depend on my experiences,,, when all's said & done, more is said than done,,, btw, i like jo's theory better'n mine but still conjecture w/o excavation